PSA Error/Label Department

[bcbgcbrcb]

If you follow their procedure on the website for labeling errors, the process went very efficiently for me. Two weeks door to door to get my issue corrected and back in my hands. Didn’t think they would be able to get things done that quickly but they did. So, anything is possible……

[mannequin1]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

If you follow their procedure on the website for labeling errors, the process went very efficiently for me. Two weeks door to door to get my issue corrected and back in my hands. Didn’t think they would be able to get things done that quickly but they did. So, anything is possible……

Did you catch the mistake BEFORE they sent the item or when you received it?

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by mannequin1

Did you catch the mistake BEFORE they sent the item or when you received it?

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

[sports-cards-forever]

I agree. More transparency into PSA's process would be helpful to everyone.

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

Frustrating!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by Leon

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
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All day long.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Leon

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
.

I tried.



Edited to add:

Here's Claude Rossman mislabeled as Sam Crawford in the 1910 Morton's Pennant Winner Bread pin series. https://www.ebay.com/itm/25669793970...Bk9SR_7lptDoZA

And Jimmy Archer mislabeled as Donie Bush:

[Yoda]

My big concern with PSA right now is newbies grading my vintage pre-war cards.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Yoda

My big concern with PSA right now is newbies grading my vintage pre-war cards.

Legit concern, but you are under no obligation to use them.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by calvindog

And Jimmy Archer mislabeled as Donie Bush:

That is Charley O’Leary.


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[calvindog]

I've never seen O'Leary listed in either of the Morton's sets, 1909 or 1910. And Archer played for the Tigers last in 1907, which also makes little sense for him to be in these sets. While it could be O'Leary, does it look like him?

[savedfrommyspokes]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

If you follow their procedure on the website for labeling errors, the process went very efficiently for me. Two weeks door to door to get my issue corrected and back in my hands. Didn’t think they would be able to get things done that quickly but they did. So, anything is possible……

I have had the same experience recently, twice. Soon I will send of a 3rd mislabeled card.... hoping for a repeat.

[bcbgcbrcb]

Didn’t notice their mistake until after I received the order back. In my case, they flip flopped the labels on two different Hostess panels. Just reviewing their research and ID step online, no way for me to tell that the two items were labeled backwards.

[mannequin1]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Didn’t notice their mistake until after I received the order back. In my case, they flip flopped the labels on two different Hostess panels. Just reviewing their research and ID step online, no way for me to tell that the two items were labeled backwards.

The good news: PSA acknowleged their mistake and will re-holder for free and sent a pre-paid return label.
The bad news: I have to pay shipping for them to return it to me.
Why should I have to pay $20 return shipping for THEIR mistake?

[raulus]

Originally Posted by mannequin1

The good news: PSA acknowleged their mistake and will re-holder for free and sent a pre-paid return label.
The bad news: I have to pay shipping for them to return it to me.
Why should I have to pay $20 return shipping for THEIR mistake?

I think they often show this cost, but then waive it later. My recollection is that they’ve always shown this, and asked for my payment details, but then waived it once they shipped the cards back to me.

So here’s hoping that you’ll avoid this cost.

[mannequin1]

Originally Posted by raulus

I think they often show this cost, but then waive it later. My recollection is that they’ve always shown this, and asked for my payment details, but then waived it once they shipped the cards back to me.

So here’s hoping that you’ll avoid this cost.

Thanks for the info!

[raulus]

Just had to send a couple of pieces back to PSA for them to fix the labels.

This detail was included in the email instructions from PSA, related to return shipping charges:

"5. On Step 5 - Shipping and Billing, select "SHIP ON YOUR OWN", click on "Insured Shipping", and provide a valid payment method. Please rest assured you will not be charged for this submission, and it is simply required at this time to complete the submission in the Online Submission Center."

So hopefully this applies to your label request as well.

[trib01]

I have several from the same set they mislabeled. I sent in a request, but will most likely wait until the National next year in Chicago and just drop them off to get fixed. Since they aren't going anywhere I am in no hurry. It's frustrating but I also recognize that for the stuff I tend to collect they aren't super knowledgable with a lot of more obscure vintage stuff.